The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-27

visited friends in this place last week.
- Miss Addie McGivnay, anoted nurse
in the hospitals of Philadelphia, Pa, is
spending her vacation with her father, Will
lam McGivnay. == f. II. Hatch started
on Wednesday of last week to visit son
who lives in Dakota. -S. T. Coy of
Bellows Falls visited in town last week.
- Miss Hattie Bean of Franklin N.
H., called upon friends in this place on
Friday last. 60 Miss Lizzie Gale of
Royalston, Mass, is visiting Miss Mary l..
James. - G. l.. Frank, accompanied by
his wife, has gone on business trip of a
week to York state. - Principal A. w.
Edison, superintendent of schools in Jersey
City. N. j., accompanied by his wife and
daughter, visited at II. S. James for a short
time on Monday. -. We hear that there
has been a couple of weddings of our young
men within the past few days, but as we do
not get anything definite as regards them
we forebear mentioning names. We
understand that M. Sylvester is to thor
oughly repair the large storeroom in his
block formerly occupied by Brooks & Wash
burn, and will change it to modern-styled
room, with view to leasing it in the near
future. - Mrs. A. Il. Spaulding and
Mrs. G. II. Chase of St. Adams visited at
John Reeds last week. - George Buck
man, who is keeping books for Salisbury
Brothers, West Randolph spent Sunday at
his fathers in this village. - Mamie
O'Connell, in the Tolls district, Royalton,
and Ella Hutchns, in the Newcomb dis
trict, Barnard, closed successful terms of
school on Friday last. - L. Il. Wilson
of Wilson's Hotel has so far recovered from
his recent fall as TO be able to be around
upon crutches. - Miss OHern of White
River junction and Miss Sherlock of Sharon
spent Sunday with their friends, Mamie and
Josie O'Connell, in this village. A
number of those who came on the Chicago
excursion have gone on trip to Boston
Ooio ~,
master at White River Junction, was at his
home in this place for a few days visit last
week.
East Bethel.
Mrs. LUCINDA BACON died last Saturday
night, in the nnetieth year of her age The
funeral was attended Monday from her late
home with her nephew, n. Fowler, Rev. o.
and wife of Boston, with his sister, Mrs
Laben Ainsworth of Baskerville, n. H., are
the guests of Mrs. Sarah Grow and Mrs
NJ G. Fowler, daughters of Mrs. Aims
worth. - II. III. Taylor has returned
from Dakota. His wife is expected soon.
- George Clifford of Cotton, Cal, is at
home TO spend the summer. -W w. p.
Smith is in Boston and will visit Old Orch
ard Beach before his return. Mrs.
Lucy House is visiting friends in Montpelier.
GaysvilIe.
MISS ADA Brown has gone to Bethel for
brief season of medical treatment. -
Mrs. Steele has returned from Northfield
- Mr.. Whteheads two eldest daugh-
ters are visiting old friends in this village
- Mrs. Jennie Clay is visiting her
father, Mr.. James Clay.
Sharon.
REV. MIR. CHAMBERLIN preached at Pom
fret last Sabbath morning. - Henry A.
Clark arrived home last week Friday
.Iapnip in
field on Tuesday for a visit - Miss
Persis Follett, who was injured at the Hart
ford wreck, is still very poorly. - G. A.
Williamson went to Boston on Friday of
last week. The venerable Hiram Redding-
ton takes charge of the hotel in his absence
- Will Flowers is quite lofty in the
addition of another boy to his family.
- Station Agent Heath is slowly i'm
proving. - George Day of Royalton is
at work for Frank WEIGH.